7. Conclusion

MOFs, or crystalline hybrid structures, are micro- and/or meso-porous solids with great application potential. This class of solids has enjoyed considerable growth since the end of the 1960s, thanks to their high degree of modularity and numerous properties, often unprecedented in the field of porous solids, but also because they can be manufactured on a large scale under environmentally-friendly conditions. This opens up the possibility of using these solids for applications related to numerous societal challenges, and is arousing growing interest from industry, even if the commercialization and large-scale production of MOFs has not yet been finalized. MOFs can be used for a wide range of applications, and their potential is growing all the time. These solids are first and foremost interesting for their adsorption properties, in order to valorize and then convert CO _...